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  • Investigations
    • The Global Squeeze: Displacement Around the World
    • How Bill de Blasio Bought NYCHA
    • NYPD’s Neighborhood Policing Meetings Aren’t Reaching Intended Audience
    • Cuomo, Now an Advocate for Saving NYCHA, Oversaw Public-Housing Demolition as HUD Chief
    • Investigative Series, 2007-2018
    • CLARIFY (City Limits Accountability Reporting Initiative for Youth)
  • News
    • Housing and Development
      • Zone In
    • Economy
      • The Ride: Transit reporting and commuter resources
      • WorkSite
    • Education
      • Art at the Limits: Policy About About, Art About Policy
    • Government
      • 2018 Election Watch: The candidates, the issues and more
    • Health and Environment
      • CityPlate: Food policy and politics
    • Justice
    • City Wire Blog
    • UrbaNerd
    • Boroughs
      • Bronx
      • Staten Island
      • Queens
      • Brooklyn
      • Manhattan
    • Magazine Archives 1976-2012
  • ZoneIn
  • Food
  • Art
  • Podcast & Video
    • Video
    • Max & Murphy Podcasts
  • Tools
    • Tips
    • Citizen’s Toolkit
    • The Ride: Commuter Resources & Reporting
  • Opinion
    • CityViews: Guest columns on issues and ideas
    • Building Justice: Race, Housing Policy and America’s Future
    • NoBackspace: Bold views for a changing city
    • CommunityWire: Notices from advocates
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Heidi Burkhart

Heidi R. Burkhart, Founder and President of Dane Real Estate, is a 14-year veteran of the real estate industry and has facilitated closings in excess of 11,500 affordable housing units and over $1.6 billion in transactions.

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

CityViews: Youth Homeless Need More Than Shelter

By Heidi Burkhart | April 13, 2018

‘We need more preparement programs like job training, counseling and basic skills computer program skills to be offered in order to help them achieve in school and at work.’

CityViews: NYC Needs More Housing for the Middle Class

By Heidi Burkhart | January 10, 2018

‘Instead of focusing only the lower-income population, we need to create a system of stepping stones for our working class.’

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

CampaignViews: In Defense of 421-a and Housing for the Middle Class

By Heidi Burkhart | July 24, 2017

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While I applaud the larger conversation taking place around homelessness in New York City and how to prevent it, we need to broaden the discussion to include citizens who are living paycheck to paycheck.’

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